Spain appeals to Nations League amid Italo-German pressure
Spain's socialist government appeals to the League of Nations to consider the Italo-German axis and potential threats to peace. Britain rejects overtures seeking German Japan concessions while Eden vows to defend Beisum as a victim of aggression. Reports note Italy and Japan edging toward recognition moves and widened Japanese military actions in Manchuria and Mongolia.
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Spain
Socialat
League of Nations
Francisco Larga
Leage Council
Learie
Tytattas Suiermathl Saal
England
Beitich
League
Corel Cove
Dnpartiat Gan
Sit
Ets
Soniot
Germany
Japan
Anthony Eden
Beisum
Carroll County Circuit Court convenes in Westminster
November term sessions proceed with trials on Monday and Tuesday. Mrs. Cora Franklin wins a one cent damages slander verdict over Cora Pickett with counsel Brown and Shipley for Franklin and Brice T. Bair for Pickett. J. Ralph Shirk found in default for support and ordered to pay $196 arrears plus costs. Samuel Tampaker sues Franklin Baker over a cider truck collision near Taneytown, with $100000 damages sought. verdict favors the defendant. Orchardist Warg testifies on apple prices.
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Westminster
Carroll County
William Henry Forsythe
Cora
Franklin
Winfield
S. Cora Pickett
Win
Grainttry
Samuel Tampaker
Baltimore
Franklin Baker
Taneytown
Taneytown State Road
Tampaker
Waynesboro
Baker
Brandren- Warg
War Debt Payments to U S Delayed and Announced
Washington November 27 The State Department announced new talks on wartime debt arrears. Thirteen nations involved faced payments due by December 15, with notices dispatched recently. Final settlements remain uncertain as many nations struggle to meet obligations.
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Uyt
Washington
The
Bee Btate Department Today
America
Settlement of strike sought in Cumberland clash
Cumberland Maryland reports a plan to hold a Monday night meeting between Mant and union officials to seek a settlement of the Celanese plant strike after a sharp today fight injured sixteen. Conciliators John L. Conner and A Wo Hagner arranged the meeting via Col Frank P. Douglas. An Annapolis inquiry was ordered into the violence at the strike-closed plant.
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Cumberland
Mentatora
John L. Conner
Wo Hagner
Frank P. Douglas
Tertiia
Conciliation Service
Annapolis
Harry W Nice Tontsht
Allegany County
Cumberland Celanese
Francis J Gorman
United Textile Workers
Celanese Corporation
American Pothade
Garethini
William A. Huster
Allegany County Buite
Automobiles Collide At Street Intersection
A Willamere woman, Mrs Mahler, was injured when her car, traveling on College Avenue, collided with another vehicle at a street intersection. She was rushed to Frederick City Hospital for treatment after the crash damaged both cars. Charges were later preferred and await the court.
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Mobil
Rhline
Wethe
Stheer
Verne Yeni
Prederkek
Horpital Mtb
Malte
Iit
Bethy Tam Gee Oman
AOS Wb Companys
Wexon
Woolton Wo-Maln
Tiss
al Strest
College Avenue
Stachias
Muhler
Fiat
Mahler
Rights and order in Maryland workers dispute
The governor’s telegram urges protection of persons and property, upholds the right to protest and picket under the law, and demands calm, warning that provocation and violence will trigger immediate action. It emphasizes safeguarding employer and employee rights and condemns coercive or illegal actions in settling disputes.
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Agencias
Maryland
Cue State
Roosevelt Talks Peace In Rio De Janeiro Speech
President Roosevelt spoke in Rio de Janeiro before a joint Brazilian Congress, praised as peace emissary and pledged not to countenance aggression. He urged action through peaceful means, urging American leadership to meet world tensions with restraint and resolve.
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Roosevelt
Rio de Janeiro
Vie de Janeiro
Trunki
Malester Gomtinent
United States
New World
Youth Hurt When Struck By Truck Near Market Intersection
Sid son of Mr and Mrs Samuel B Mroan Jr of S02 Elm Street narrowly escaped serious injury about 5 oclock Friday evening after being struck by a truck at the Third and Market streets intersection. The truck, driven slowly by Bernard Warrenfeltz of Walkeraville, belonged to Roy W Tanrsburg of 103 West Fourth Street. He was knocked down rolled over and glasses broken and lip cut. He suffered lacerations bruises and a knocked out tooth and was taken to Frederick City Hospital then returned home.
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Find Drown
Sid
Samuel B Mroan, Jr
Elm Street
Frederick City Hospital
Tydings to Speak at Hagerstown Memorial Event
Senator Tydings will deliver the address at the annual memorial service of the Hagerstown Lodge of Elks in a local theatre on Sunday December 6. The event will be held in Hagerstown with former plans for November 27 noted in the notice.
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Sen
Tydings
Hagerstown
Milhird Tx Tydings
Milk price hike planned by Frederic County dairy group
The Frederick County Milk Producers Association announces a one cent per quart price rise for milk sold to consumers starting December. The increase, part of an agreement with dealers, raises producer earnings by four cents per quart while retail prices rise to 12 cents per quart, with bulk prices seeing smaller shifts.
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Pere Ted
Wil Nadie
Frank Dt
Milk & Dealers
Preserick County
MLK
Associaetum
Allery Moe Mercer Bs
Tovas
Baden
Washington
Battmorg
da Frederick
Try
Brederiel
County Mur
Prosducers’ Association
Brim Asks Strong Arm Laws During French Labor Crisis
Paris 27 Premier Brim sought strong arm legislation to curb industrial unrest by placing labor disputes under government responsibility. The bill was sent to the labor committee after cabinet approval, as strikes widened across France and employers resisted concessions. Carl Carlton wins 1090 national corn hurling title by husking 21,039 bushels in 80 minutes.
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Paris
Leon Brim
Bes
Chamber of Deputies
Hich
Chamber
France
Carl Carlton
Audubon
Towa
Heavy appropriations for Jap army navy in budget approval
Tokyo reports army and navy appropriations approved today, totaling about 9041,000 yen for 1437-38, with education spending rising and overall expenditures adjusted. Deficit projected near 49,900,000 yen. bonds to cover the gap. Destroyer Unikam gas launched, and an airplane mothership Chitwe Sto to be launched.
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Tokyo
Army
Jajain
Tae Phud
Miahar Tawal
ANA
Pune
Kura
Seamen Strike Shows Small Steps Toward Peace
In San Francisco on November 27, tentative peace openings emerged as union representatives sign contracts to resume government charged supply shipping to the Northern Territory. The Interior Department said the Coast Guard would coordinate food movement to Hawaii amid the strike, signaling cautious progress toward settlement negotiations.
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Sim Francisco
Calif
Uniion
Hisall
Alaska
Northern Territory
Interior Department
Csiast Guard
Hawaii
Christmas Rush Starts at Santa Claus P O
Santa Claus Indiana, November 27. Dust nist boomed as the Christmas rush began at the Christmas pastomice of America. The postmaster said the pastomce would be busy from now until Christmas, marking the peak season for this business institution.
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Santa Claus
Ind
America
Postnaster
Oscar L Phillips Notes Cancellations Reach 45000 Pieces by Dec
Oscar L Phillips, proprietor of the genera) atere, predicts cancellations will reach about 45 000 pieces by December 1. Daily truckloads of mad arrive from all directions to have the La Claus postmark stamped on tests and packages. Anaximander, a sixth century Greek BoCots credited with mapping the world.
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Oscar L. Phillips
Atere
Mad
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